1. Now that you've completed the outline and been assigned a supporting point (or all supporting points if you're doing this as a solo project), go the your wiki space and begin writing. Play around with the site to see how it works. If you want, you can write your portion in a Word document first and then copy and paste it into here, but really, it's quite an easy space to navigate.
(In order to change the background, go to Manage Space (left-hand far), Space Setting, and finally Look and Feel.)
2. Continue to look for sources, post them on your blog, and discuss them. When checking the other blogs, be sure to look at the comments!
3. Be sure to include a counterargument for each point you're working on.
4. Since the rough draft is due next Monday, each person will have to be diligent about completing their portion so you can all work on the introduction and conclusion. Remember, your thesis statement should contain a strong argumentative tone that clearly states your topic and your position on this.
When writing the transitions, you're going to have to work on what the others have created, so please, don't put this off until next Sunday night! If this is a solo project, be strict with yourself!
(In order to change the background, go to Manage Space (left-hand far), Space Setting, and finally Look and Feel.)
2. Continue to look for sources, post them on your blog, and discuss them. When checking the other blogs, be sure to look at the comments!
3. Be sure to include a counterargument for each point you're working on.
4. Since the rough draft is due next Monday, each person will have to be diligent about completing their portion so you can all work on the introduction and conclusion. Remember, your thesis statement should contain a strong argumentative tone that clearly states your topic and your position on this.
When writing the transitions, you're going to have to work on what the others have created, so please, don't put this off until next Sunday night! If this is a solo project, be strict with yourself!